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  1. The Tax Collector is hereby authorized to make overpayment refunds in the amount shown and to the taxpayers, as appears on Schedule “A” which made a part hereof.
  2. Copies of this Resolution to the Tax Collector.

TOWNSHIP OF JACKSON RESOLUTION 174R-21 – SCHEDULE “A” OVERPAYMENT REFUNDS

APRIL 13, 2021

BLOCKLOTNAMEYEAR-QTRAMOUNT
1180176.01BOSLEY, GEORGE & LINDA2021/2ND612.37
160028YANIV & STACIE HAMDI2021/1ST2,456.90
370516WELLS FARGO REAL ESTATE2021/1ST3,073.95
47147.220WELLS FARGO REAL ESTATE2021/1ST1,310.60

DATED: 4-13-2021

PUBLIC COMMENT, ANY TOPIC

JANICE KISTY, R.M.C. TOWNSHIP CLERK

Jeff Nemeth–Perrineville Road- Addressed the Council. He objects to comments that were made to by an opposing attorney at a recent Planning Board meeting.

Council Vice President Flemming- Stated that if asked by an opposing attorney while in cross examination they have a right to ask.

Mr. Nemeth Stated it's his right to ask doesn't mean it's our right to accommodate them.

Council President Kern- It’s a public hearing for matters of that nature. If it’s a cross examination they can ask any question they want.

Mr. Nemeth furthered objected to that attorney asking people from our township whether they are associated with a group. Asking for peoples emails and phone numbers and he felt that was imitating. He asked if we have the right to tell that attorney that is improper.

Attorney McGuckin- He answered no, during cross examination the applicant's attorney or any attorney who's involved in the application has the right to ask anything which could be relevant to the proceeding. If the board denies them that opportunity, the board would be subject to an appeal of that decision which would be reversed.

Mr. Nemeth- Asked about fair share housing and how one decides in our township which are the particular projects that are deemed under affordable housing. He wanted to know why Jackson Parke project is required to have affordable housing.

Council President Kern- stated that the affordable housing obligation was included in the Hovbilt project, and it has nothing to do with the Jackson Park project approval.

Attorney McGuckin- Stated that this parcel was originally for senior housing, about 900 to 1,000 units. They went bankrupt. During bankruptcy proceedings the, State purchased part of the property for Green Acres and the bankruptcy court attached a bid to the property,